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Almaden Plaza in San Jose is getting a couple new stores
Tomorrow will be Barnes & Noble's last day at Almaden Plaza in South San Jose. That space along with the former spaces for Buy Buy Baby, Compass Real Estate, and Tuesday Morning will be merged...
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Vicki.Veenker@CityofPaloAlto.org
Sworn in as a new member of the Palo Alto City Council in January 2023, Vicki Veenker is the founder of Sibling Cities USA, a nonprofit organization that facilitates the pairing of cities to build cross-regional relationships. She obtained her law degree from Georgetown Law in 1998. In her law practice, she provides strategic representation to parties involved in IP disputes and has served as a mediator for over a decade. Her priorities as councilmember, according to her campaign, are elevating Palo Alto’s public schools and parks, with a focus on innovation culture.
First elected: Nov. 8, 2022
Twitter bio: Founder @SiblingCities; IP attorney/mediator/bridge-builder/mom. Views are my own.
Alma maters: Georgetown Law School (juris doctor), Indiana University at Bloomington (bachelor’s degrees in biochemistry and political science)
Other offices held: Mediation panel member for the U.S. International Trade Commission (appointed in 2013)
Notable quote: “Palo Alto’s extraordinary residents, tradition of innovation and physical beauty are the making of a vibrant and successful community. Too often, our city is mired in disagreement that gets in the way. I am running to bridge our divides and unleash Palo Alto’s potential.” (Source: Palo Alto Weekly)
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Concerned about the health and environmental impacts of synthetic turf, Palo Alto has halted its plans to resurface the playing fields at El Camino Park as it weighs the costs and benefits of plastic and grass.
From Palo Alto Online...
Facing criticism from downtown merchants, Palo Alto is preparing to drop a policy that allows restaurants to extend their dining areas into adjacent properties, even without consent from neighbors.
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